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Experimenting
Trying new things (e.g. exploring mechanics, tinkering)
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Top picks
Popular, well-rated games with a strong experimenting score.
Explore play styles & combinations ↓+5 Experimenting affinity
Review scores are shown out of 100
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+4.0
Stonemachia
Players can experiment with different chess piece classes and combos, though some prefer sticking to favorites.
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+4.0
Teeworlds
Players explore various mods, game modes, and experiment with movement and combat mechanics; encourages trying new…
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+4.0
Terraformental
Players try new strategies, explore different paths, and optimize loops, showing high experimentation.
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+4.0
The Crimson Diamond
The parser interface and open exploration encourage trying different commands and approaches to puzzles.
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+4.0
The Local
Players explore advanced movement tech, routing, and different game modes, showing a strong experimental approach.
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+4.0
Touhou Blooming Chaos 2
Encourages trying new characters, builds, and game modes, including roguelike and challenge variations.
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+4.0
Town of Salem
Players try new strategies, roles, and social tactics each game due to randomized roles and dynamic interactions.
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+4.0
UnderMine
High experimentation with relics, curses, blessings, and item synergies to find effective builds.
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+4.0
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Anniversary Edition (Classic)
The game encourages trying different squad builds, gear combinations, and tactical strategies to overcome challenges.
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+4.0
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader
Players explore multiple classes, builds, and narrative paths, experimenting with mechanics and strategies.
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+4.0
We, Junk Artists
Encourages trying different object combinations and approaches to represent prompts.
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+4.0
while True: learn()
Players experiment with different node configurations and optimization strategies to solve puzzles.
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+4.0
Whiskerwood
Players explore new mechanics like vertical building, logistics, and production optimization, experimenting with…
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+4.0
Ynglet
Game introduces new mechanics steadily, encouraging players to explore and experiment with movement and interactions.
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+4.0
Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition
The variety of civilizations, shipment decks, and strategies encourages experimentation and trying new tactics.
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+4.0
Age of Empires IV: Anniversary Edition
Players explore different civilizations, strategies, and landmark choices, encouraging experimentation.
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+4.0
Battlerite
Players experiment with different champions, battlerite builds, and strategies to find optimal play.
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+4.0
Book of Demons
Encourages experimenting with card combinations, adapting builds on the fly, and tactical combat approaches.
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+4.0
DrainSim
Players try different tools, strategies, and approaches to solve puzzles and optimize water flow.
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+4.0
Gladiator Guild Manager: Prologue
Players try different team compositions, item builds, and strategies to optimize performance and counter opponents.
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+4.0
Going Medieval
Players experiment with building designs, settlement layouts, and different strategies for defense and resource…
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+4.0
Infernax
Multiple endings, secret characters, cheat codes, and moral choices encourage experimentation with gameplay and story.
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+4.0
Liftoff®: Micro Drones
Players experiment with different drones, tuning, flight modes, and attempt new tricks and maneuvers.
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+4.0
Lunacid
Players try different weapons, spells, and paths; exploration and discovery of secrets encourages experimentation.
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